List of Famous African-Americans

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sweetheart we need more information about all the BLACK HISTORIANS! 2/13/2012
Hope This is a big help for my February Black History report it has a veriety of people and diffrent accomplishmonts -I Love It!- 2/8/2012
djanna myrie wow its great thanks this helps with my black history projects 2/8/2012
jomaya i love these 2/8/2012
martell owens wow these african americans are awsome and they teaches me alot about history thank you and have a bless day 2/7/2012
jordan omg look at all thas people 2/7/2012
Yasmin Hi! 2/2/2012
Aisosa Osakue Good article,now i think hardwork and determination are two important things needed for success and above all we need wisdom and that's exactly what i pray to have from GOD 1/29/2012
jessi i want to be african i think 1/27/2012
TRE THXS,U GUYS HELPED ME WITH MY THEATER ARTS 1/19/2012
hanna g this helps alot i have a essay coming up.
thx		 1/9/2012
Abdulai kabia What about obama 12/2/2011
Julius R. Very good. This is a Step I am proud of. You have put a true step in showing all people that we all can be famous, because GOD granted that to us all. Excellent and THANK YOU ! 10/14/2011
marie edwads famous ppl 9/14/2011
rocky I like pie 8/6/2011
dominique that prezident sht is lame get a f'in life 4/18/2011
Dominique i think you should give more names and information under those names and i believe you should have done a little more with michael jackson 4/18/2011
mikaylah reshea it was great 4/6/2011
RJH to much entertainment, the younger gen need to know about Elijah,Gabrial, Huey Newton 4/5/2011
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latasha irby african american history made me realize how much love the pass african americans had for their fellow people. 3/11/2011
hater of hater I love buzzlecom 2/24/2011
Retrn.of Hater this site is great... 2/24/2011
fun guy WOW HOW DO YOU MAKE A GOOD WEBSITE LIKE THIS? 2/24/2011
Hades Hater hades... i hate you... if your gonna leave a message leave it about this site... so does anyone know exactly how many african americans are famous? 2/24/2011
fun guy Hello I like this website. 2/24/2011
hades hello people i'm the god of the dead 2/24/2011
JANE MELANIE'S LISTDIDN'T EVEN INCLUDE CARTER G. WOODSON OR SHIRLEY CHISHLOM 2/23/2011
JANE YOU NEED MORE AFRICAN AMERICAN PEOPLE 2/23/2011
DAIJAH THATS A SHAME WHY ROSA PARKS NOT ON THE LIST...WOW! LOLLLL 2/23/2011
ARDAMANS Not long, but still good... 2/23/2011
NOT HATER I'm going to leave a very long coment. I like this website very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very very much. please add Nat Turner, Rosa parks, and Martan Luther King Junior. LOL. :D 2/23/2011
OMGER OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG 2/23/2011
holy cow WOW SO MANY PEOPLE 2/23/2011
guy I'm seriuos who is hater? 2/23/2011
Dude yo yo yo yo 2/23/2011
sgrfsjbcvhc Some of the people on this list have funny names :) 2/23/2011
Return of Hater Guy, i am your worst nightmare forget me just help me. 2/23/2011
Return of Hater can someone help me? D: 2/23/2011
guy who is hater? 2/23/2011
PIE LOVER I like pie. Did any buddy on the list invent pie? 2/23/2011
Hater Guy do you know any 2011 famous people other than President family? 2/23/2011
guy whoa this is insane! 2/23/2011
guy OMG there a ton of african americans. Who knew? 2/23/2011
Mr. DeVee hahaha this is great. 2/23/2011
I'm not telling WHO IS GRACE BUMBRY? 2/23/2011
mamma Is Martan luther king jr. here? 2/23/2011
Super dog super kitty i will bark at you is there any famous people in 2011 that are famous other then pres. family? 2/23/2011
Super kitty OMG! so many ones to chose! I need one for my school paper. 2/23/2011
melanie fan melanie, you rock with your list of famous ppl 2/23/2011
anonymus why isn't Crispus Attucks on here? 2/23/2011
joe s this is great 2/17/2011
Mercedes i like it 2/16/2011
destiny oliver well i think yall need something so that poeple can just click on so that we can see how african americans changed america 2/16/2011
SPONGEBOB PUT MICHEAL VICK ON HERE! LOL SERIOUSLY 2/16/2011
jw men there nothing i can use 2/15/2011
soopy I think that micheal jackson is the greatest pop singer in the world. 2/15/2011
alexis leigh i feel that these are some awesome black historians 2/11/2011
naynay their all great! 2/10/2011
Malcom X he got shot by people that did not like him 2/9/2011
marqui no i love her [tyshara] deshawn 2/9/2011
deshawn tyshara i love you to death,please be my valentine 2/9/2011
marqui they dont no wait they are doing lauren 2/9/2011
bonita need pictures of the inventions 2/9/2011
carder d cool why isint rosa parks on here i mean she did so much for the black saciyty 2/9/2011
FRED michael jordon is cool 2/7/2011
man who is sad Oh my god can they just tell me the answer of it.I did not even find one of the people that I need. 2/4/2011
Tanika I find this website really helpful. I'll always use this website from this day forward! 2/3/2011
Marian A. its ok but i think its needs more people with a little more interesting things in there life just saying 2/2/2011
kirenda you have Marucs Garvey Listed twice 2/2/2011
andrew really cool 1/31/2011
Katie need more people on list 1/27/2011
jacqiera m hi jacqiera how are you doing i am jacqiera morris bye 1/27/2011
jacqiera m hi jacqiera morris 1/27/2011
keys i loved the help! 1/25/2011
Sharkira I NEED MORE INFO.! 1/25/2011
Sharkira I NEED MORE INFO.! 1/25/2011
cheyenne :) thumbs up 1/19/2011
kiyra there needs to be more people 1/5/2011
jana it needs more people 1/5/2011
bruce Hello,
I'm a journalist from Montreal, in Canada and I'm looking for a black person in New Orleans who has been affected by the Racial Segregation. We're preparing a documentary on the matter. I was wondering if you know an Association or a person to whom I could talk to.		 1/4/2011
monique. you people are very nice 11/2/2010
hkdfj where is fadma? 10/27/2010
L'ata I think that 50 cent should be on there cause he got shot and is still liveing that is somthing to be proud of :) 9/24/2010
Kone truly u must put there Prince and purple rain ! why u r doing it without him i wonder u ? 9/21/2010
takera jones i think there should be more names listed 8/23/2010
afffra i think Beyoncy is one of the famuse singer as well 6/17/2010
alex graf ho 4/30/2010
Carole Caron Hello,
I'm a journalist from Montreal, in Canada and I'm looking for a black person in New Orleans who has been affected by the Racial Segregation. We're preparing a documentary on the matter. I was wondering if you know an Association or a person to whom I could talk to.

Thank in advance.		 3/22/2010
JAVONN WHAT ABOUT TUPAC? 3/11/2010
Mariola Is AWESOME this website. 2/25/2010
Malora P like it 2/25/2010
Angela Havens This is great.At least for me.I can always find the stuff I am looking for. This is really great.I mean it! 2/23/2010
kit kat so do i sarah 2/22/2010
Mel Think wesley snipes is good? xD 2/21/2010
ose i think this is very interesting about famous back americans who helped to change the world and also help to free black people and give them equal rights 2/19/2010
blue i think they should be more information there. i had to do a project for school and i only could us 16 people on the list. 2/19/2010
ZooZooza Why don't you have anything for kids? 2/18/2010
adrian I think that i like pickles 2/17/2010
Fred You call that a list 2/17/2010
Fred You cut out so many people! 2/17/2010
Jayvon Downer Thanks alot melanie you made my eyes melt and my brain died thanks alot P.S NO JOKE! 2/17/2010
jayvon downer wher did you get your info? 2/17/2010
WENDY TRICE NOTHING ON rODNEY g kING WHY NOT 2/16/2010
JAYVON thanks jaylen 2/15/2010
JAYVON JAYLEN YOU ROCK ON
NOT!		 2/15/2010
JAYVON thanks jaylen
NOT!		 2/15/2010
Jaylen Downer Jayvon likes to say nice things. 2/15/2010
Jayvon Thanks jaylen BRO nice comit cool cat. 2/15/2010
Jaylen Downer You all rock. 2/15/2010
KAIDYNN D THE PRESIDENT OF U.S.A HAD A SPEACIAL DREAM THAT HE WILL BECOME PRESIDENT AND CHANGE THE U.S OMG [OH MY GOSH 2/15/2010
JENNIFER BL MLK HAD A DREAM THAT CHANGED THEY WAY HOW WE LIVE RIGTH NOW. O.M.G [OH MY GOSH]. 2/15/2010
Kaidynn D I LOVE THIS LIST. ITS THE BEST ONE I EVER SEEN THANKS. ABOUT GHADI IS HE BLAC OR WHITE OR BOTH 2/15/2010
jayvon Is that all the people you know? 2/15/2010
shaya I think that they made history to us and change thew world 2/10/2010
nikie i did not need to go to jail 2/9/2010
mamuma need more people in history like rossa parks ect. 2/3/2010
jaqueila i love u all 2/2/2010
jaqueila i love the famous African Americans 2/2/2010
Linda Stephens Fantastic! 1/28/2010
CJ micheal jackson an african american 1/27/2010
sarah i have to do a project with african americans and it really helped me out. 1/25/2010
Chloe thank you really helpful! 1/22/2010
Raymundo did michael jackson write a famous speech of his one? 1/22/2010
leonard j giggz i love black Americans even though am not one of them,but what make me admirer them is the fact that most of them had to struggle to find their places even in those heard times of slavery. 1/20/2010
Melanie Your short list (including hardly anyone) didn't even have these famous Afican Americans :
Aaliyah, (1979-2001), singer, actor
Michael Abels, (born 1962), composer
Ralph Abernathy, (1936-1996), civil rights leader
Muhal Richard Abrams, (born 1930), musician
Mumia Abu-Jamal, (born 1954), prisoner and activist
Muhammad Ali, boxer, war protester, member of the Nation of Islam, civil rights protester, and poet
Richard Allen (Reverend), (1760-1831), ex-slave, religious leader, founder of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
Marian Anderson, (1897-1993), famous opera and concert singer
Louis Armstrong, (1901-1971), jazz musician
Emmett L. Ashford, first African-American umpire in organized baseball
Crispus Attucks, (1723-1770), killed in Boston Massacre
David Baker, (born 1931), composer
Josephine Baker, singer, entertainer
William Banfield, (born 1961), composer
Benjamin Banneker, (1731-1806), 18th century astronomer
Angela Bassett, actor
Count Basie, (1904-1984), pianist, band leader
Daisy Bates, (1914-1999), civil rights leader
Sidney Bechet, (1897-1959), jazz musician
Eubie Blake, (1883-1983), composer and musician
Braun, Carol Mosley, presidential candidate in 2004
Anthony Braxton, (born 1945), composer and multi-reedist
Arthur M. Brazier, Minister,community activist, and civil rights leader
Edward Brooke, former Massachusetts Attorney General, first African-American elected to the United States Senate (November 8, 1966).
Shelton Brooks, (1886-1975), songwriter and entertainer
Ron Brown, served as chairman of the Democratic National Committee becoming the first African American to lead a major American political party.
Ralph Bunche, (1904-1971) diplomat, Nobel Laureate 1950
William Harvey Carney, (1842-1908), American Civil War hero
George Washington Carver, (1860-1943), plant scientist
Ray Charles, (born 1930), pop musician
Charles Chesnutt, (1858-1932), author
Bill Cosby, actor, entertainer
John Coltrane, (1926-1967), jazz musician
Roque Cordero, (born 1917), composer
Angela Davis, (born 1944), author and activist
Benjamin O. Davis Sr., general
Benjamin O. Davis Jr., (1912-2002), military airman
Miles Davis, (1926-1991), jazz musician
Dominique Dawes, (born 1976), first African American female gymnast to medal in an Olympics (Gold (Team) and Bronze (Floor) Medalist at the 1996 Olympic Games)
Chris Dickerson, (born 1939), bodybuilder
Taye Diggs, actor
Rockin' Dopsie, (born Alton Rubin) February 10, 1932 Carencro LA - 1993 Zydeco musician
Bob Douglas, first African American elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame.
Frederick Douglass, (1818-1895), orator and abolitionist, ex-slave
Charles R. Drew, (1904-1950), physician, pioneer of blood transfusion techniques
W. E. B. DuBois, (1868-1963), writer, activist
Paul Laurence Dunbar, (1872-1906), poet
Oscar Dunn, first African American lieutenant governor of a US state (Lousiana)
Julius Eastman, (1940-1991), composer and musician
Duke Ellington, (1899-1974), jazz composer and musician
Ralph Ellison, (1914-1994), writer
Medgar Evers, (1925-1963), civil rights activist
Jessie Fauset, novelist
Ella Fitzgerald, (1918-1996), singer
Aretha Franklin, (born 1942), singer, often referred to as the Queen of Soul
Marcus Garvey, (1887-1940), political leader and nationalist
Adolphus Hailstork, (born 1941), composer
W.C. Handy, (1873-1958), blues composer
Frances E. W. Harper, poet, novelist, lecturer and activist in turn of the century temperance and racial uplift movements.
Fletcher Henderson, band leader, orchestrator, pianist
Jimi Hendrix, (1942-1970), rock and roll musician
George Herriman, (1880-1944), cartoonist
Robert L. Hill, (1892-?), black leader at Elaine Race Riot
Billie Holiday, (1915-1959), singer
Langston Hughes, (1902-1967), poet
Jesse Jackson, civil rights activist and political leader
Samuel L. Jackson, actor & golfer
Tony Jackson, (1876-1921), pianist & composer
Mae Carol Jemison, first African-American woman in space
Leroy Jenkins, (born 1932), composer and musician
George W. Johnson (c.1855-1914), pioneer recording artist
James P. Johnson (1894-1955), pianist & composer
James Weldon Johnson, (1871-1938), author, poet, folklorist, and civil rights leader
Scipio Africanus Jones, (1863-1943), attorney for Elaine Race Riot accused
Scott Joplin, (1868-1917), ragtime composer
Barbara Jordan, first African-American woman elected to Texas Senate
Michael Jordan, professional basketball player
Louis Jordan, (1908-1975), jazz musician and bandleader
Hubert Julian, (born 1900), aviator
Ulysses Kay, (1917-1995), composer
B.B. King, (born 1925), blues musician
Martin Luther King Jr., (1929-1968), leader
Rodney King, motorist beaten by police, videotaped by bystander
Nella Larsen, (1891-1964), novelist
Oliver Law, (1899-1937), officer in the Abraham Lincoln Brigade, first African American to command white soldiers
Robert Jr. Lockwood, (born 1915), blues musician
Jair Lynch, (born 1971), first African American male gymnast to medal in an Olympics (Silver Medalist on Parallel Bars at the 1996 Olympic Games)
Elijah J. McCoy (1844-1929), inventor
Wynton Marsalis, a jazz trumpeter
Thurgood Marshall, (1908-1993), first non-white U.S. Supreme Court associate justice
Oscar Micheaux, (1884-1951), author and pioneer filmmaker
Roscoe Mitchell, (born 1940), composer and musician
Thelonious Monk, (1917-1982), composer and musician
Toni Morrison, author, Nobel laureate 1993
Huey P. Newton, (1942-1989), founder of the Black Panther Party
Brandy Norwood, (born 1979), singer and actor
Willie 'Ray-J' Norwood Jr., (born 1981), singer and actor, brother of the precedent
Willie O'Ree, the first African American NHL player
Jesse Owens, (1913-1980), track and field athlete
Charlie Parker, (1920-1955), jazz musician
Rosa Parks, started the Birmingham bus boycott
Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, (born 1932), composer
P. B. S. Pinchback, (1837-1921), first serving African American governor of a US state (Lousiana)
Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, (1745-1813), first resident of Chicago
Colin Powell, (born 1937), U.S. Secretary of State
Percival Prattisbecame, the first African American news correspondent allowed in the United States House and Senate press gallery.
Hiram Rhoades Revels, a Republican from Mississippi, the first African American ever to sit in the United States Congress
Willy T. Ribbs, the first African-American driver to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 (May 19, 1991)
Norbert Rilleaux, (1806-1894), inventor
RuPaul, (born 1960) drag queen
David Robinson, professional basketball player and U.S. Navy veteran
Bayard Rustin, (1912-1987), civil rights activist
Bobby Seale, Co founder of the Black Panther Party
Al Sharpton, a clergyman and politician
Assata Shakur, (born 1947), exile and political activist
Bessie Smith, (1894-1937), blues singer
Clara Smith, blues singer
Hale Smith, (born 1925), composer
Mamie Smith, blues singer
Willie The Lion Smith (1897-1963), pianist & composer
Wesley Snipes, (born 1962), actor and producer
Peter Spencer, (1782-1843), ex-slave, religious leader, A.U.M.P. Church founder
William Grant Still, (1895-1978), composer
Marshall Taylor, (1878-1932), aka "Major Taylor", champion competition cyclist
Clarence Thomas, (born 1948), U.S. Supreme Court associate justice
Nat Turner, (1800-1831), leader of major slave revolt
Sojourner Truth, (1797?-1883), ex-slave, abolitionist
Harriet Tubman, (1820-1913), ex-slave, writer, abolitionist
Luther Vandross, singer, actor
C. J. Walker, she was the first African-American millionaire
George Walker, (born 1922), composer
Fats Waller, (1904-1943), composer, singer, jazz musician
Booker T. Washington, (1856-1915), educator
Ethel Waters, (1896-1977), vocalist
Muddy Waters, (1915-1983), blues musician
Phillis Wheatley, (1753-1784), poet
Joseph White, (1835-1918) Cuban born composer
Douglas Wilder, (born 1931), first elected African American governor of a US state (Virginia)
Clarence Williams, (1893-1965), composer, publisher, jazz musician
Sonny Boy Williamson, (1897-1965), blues musician
Tiger Woods, (born 1975), first African American (and Asian American) to win a major golf championship
Malcolm X, (1925-1965), (El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz, born Malcolm Little), one time Nation of Islam and civil rights leader
Andrew Young, (1932-), politician
Pfh! Some list you have!		 1/16/2010
Joe S You didn't even have Martin Luther KIng Junior, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Jackie Robinson, Malcolm X, Barack Obama, Michael Jordan, Oprah, or Ruby Bridges on your so called list! 1/16/2010
Lauren You didn't even have Martin Luther KIng Junior, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, or Ruby Bridges on your so called list! 1/16/2010
nakiyah i love micheal jackson 1/15/2010
tori you need more people on your list :[ 1/6/2010
arijona when do i have to find the picturs of that famous afrians american 1/4/2010
sumbodee i am entering an essay contest on MLK! 11/25/2009
sumbodee impressive! 11/25/2009
pope nice list 11/5/2009
pope very good 11/5/2009
cindy i think this web gives you alot of info if you doin famous people 10/20/2009
aaron copeland this is the best black history site ever 9/28/2009
solomon Whoever that compiled this list lacks knowledge. how about martin luther king jnr, Malcom X, OPRAH, catherine, Obama, FIRST BLACK JUDGE, JESSE JACKSON ETC 6/7/2009
D but what african country are they from? 5/5/2009
nomdeguerre Great list but it should be longer. Wheres Jesse Jackson? MLK ? Danny Glover? Lawrence Fishbourne? 5/4/2009
Bling Queen I think that America knew what they were doing putting a black man in charge. When our country is at it worst and the economy is at it's worst you put you best in. America has finally got an upgrade. I think that others did many great things as president, but I really think blacks have worked under extreme pressures, have endured much physical and mental abuse and are strong enough to turn this country around. I think Obama was USA's "secret weaponn" America has finally gotten an upgrade 4/20/2009
Bling Queen I agree that for centuries white people have had their history taught throughout the world, even when blacks invented things, designed things, or has great ideas, white people who were in charge of patents did not allow blacks to even get credit for their ideas. Black people have been suppressed for many years and that is why their accomplishments are so important. It is easy for a man to ride a bike down a street with no trafffic, but imagine it if you have cars and buses trying to intercept your every move. That is why blacks get recognized for what they do. They have had many obsticles in their paths. I do see the threat. White people have always been the powerful ones who hid knowledge from other to allow themselves to be superior and blacks in threat of loosing their lives and lively hood did not dare to read or write because it was not allowed. They were put on the fields picking cotton, doing hard labor, now they have the bodies, physical strength and knowledge, so of course we are more of a super breed and race now and a force to be reconned with. But we also have been taught to love our enemies so we are more so a peaceful race that looks beyond those things that happened and most of us just want a better life. Because we are now educated we can accomplish a lot more with our physical and mental strength and pretty brown bodies. 4/20/2009
anthony cubu this is history 4/2/2009
anonomous u forgot Barack Obama 3/25/2009
Sweeney i think these peoples are crazy-cool! 3/20/2009
Jayme How are gonna come up here and say something about we need white history what do you think we learn in school all about white history. how many black people do you see in our study books. excatly. 3/9/2009
bbreezy this is great 3/6/2009
Amber H this helped me on my report a whole lot. 2/24/2009
GABRILLA N. GAR I LIKE THIS WEBSITE BUT THE ONLY THING I DONT LIKE IS THIS WEBSITE NEEDS MORE INFORMATION THANK YOU 2/24/2009
GABRILLA N. GAR IM A WHTE FEMALE AGE 15 AND I THINK WE SHOULD HAVE WHITE HISTORY TOO I MEAN ITS NOT JUST ABOUT ONLY AFRICAN AMERICANS THERE ARE SOME WHITE PEOPLE WHO DO MAKE A DIFFENCE IN THE WORLD ALL AROUND US TOO DONT GET ME WRONGE I DO LIKE BLACK HISTORY BUT WE ALSO NEED TO BE LEARNING ABOUT WHITE HISTORY JUST AS MUCH THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME 2/24/2009
Amanda Was the fris african American female chef 2/23/2009
bb4512 thanks for the help 2/22/2009
M.Y.O.B THIS IS CRAP AND IT DONT HELP AT ALL!:( 2/17/2009
no1 cares this don't help at all 2/17/2009
Suzy im inspired 2/17/2009
Joseph White IT NEEDS MORE INFORMATION! 2/17/2009
Sally P. this is great for kids of all ages! 2/15/2009
qintella i think should list more names. 2/8/2009
Stacy This website has all the best information. Gladly i am here to see all that they have. 2/5/2009
antoinette this site is so interesting! 2/5/2009
Niki Wow alot of African Americans made history .They had been beaten, arrested,killed and more just for us and we take it for granted. No wonder some countries think we're spoiled because we Americans get free education and take it for granted selling drugs, smoking crack, robing, murdering and more. As African Americans we need to step our game up! 2/3/2009
nicole jeesam mi neva know say dem did so much people dem fi keep up di good work 2/3/2009
DANNY famous black people are very cool 2/3/2009
kia24 stop hating on us cuz we made history 2/3/2009
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CARINA I THINK IT SHOULD HAVE MORE INFO. 1/27/2009
luis febres this is a very good informational sight 1/24/2009
danielle need more 1/15/2009
------- well,tnx... 1/12/2009
juanita i like barok obaqma 1/12/2009
June B-S Your list has Jamaican Americans and other black ethnic groups listed as African-Americans. African-American Americans are a sub-racial ethnic group of Americans whose origin began with the Slave Trade. We have at least one Ancestor who was enslaved during the slavery era. Tiger's father is an African-American, therefore Tiger is an African-American. Colin Powell's father & mother are Jamaicans, Obama's father is a Kenyan, Marcus Garvey's parents, Jamaicans,& etc. This is a difficult subject to talk about in small spaces. I have developed an entire web site dedicated to providing information to Americans, hoping they will learn more about the African-American People. Bowmansims 12/2/2008
Mike Ernie Davis should be included too don't you think 10/8/2008
Candice It makes me proud to be a black person(not African American). Because , We represent the greatest of our past generations, who have left the door of oppertunity open for us younger generations and generations to come. 7/12/2008
katie thanx for all the information
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jennifer its not so also good because the nativce people live there can you ont stop this mistaekes
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jenni its not so good think i because the peole 2/29/2008
jaslin IT really good to find stuff orgainization 2/27/2008
Alain really good description of each famous African American especially Maya Angelou 2/21/2008
T Wezzy It was good 2/19/2008
Torrence wheres Lawrence Jacobs 2/18/2008
Jessica I think this website is amazing. I can learn alot from it. Thank you! 2/17/2008
Makenzia Nice list, but u need more people listed on it. 2/12/2008
sam should add first african-american pilot 2/12/2008
carolyn can you help me with this piojet. 1/29/2008
hala Because she stood up for me. 1/25/2008
calli thurlow how did harriet tubman become famous? 1/10/2008
Calli I'm looking for a lady, who once was a slave. Later, she escaped. 1/10/2008
jessie Great article. I have bookmart this site for future reference. 9/1/2007
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